What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Chief]

Charlie Bell mini zulu etched A2 ... love this knife! Whoop!!

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Two jack Tuesday for the first leg of a 1000 mile drive with my daughter. First leg is to my brother’s house for dinner and sleep, then on to Colorado. The kids bought their first house, and asked for Dad’s help. Fence in a garden area, and build vegetable beds, as well as some plumbing stuff.
Looking forward to seeing two of my grandchildren!Remy just turned six. Mom and Dad think he’s ready for his first pocket knife, so guess who they asked to pick one out!
I got him a Victorinox Camper, thinking that the wood saw will help keep him busy. Of course I brought my Vic Camper, so I can tell him it’s just like Papa’s.
It’s going to take some close supervision, along with strict safety rules. Hopefully no bandages.

 

[tongueriver]

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[JohnDF]

That looks good with the Micarta covers Joh

Thank you, Jack.
I like how Canvas Micarta looks after some oil and dirt.

Bart did a nice job of modding it

Bart's got a good touch on finishing the blades and Micarta.

Been down and out since sunday morning

Sorry to hear that, but glad you're feeling better.

Bull Nose is great, my favorite covers and I like the re-profile

Thank you, Paul

were the covers contoured also?

Yes, they are rounded and super comfortable.
He even rounded the pointy butt so it doesn't dig into your palm.

 

[Scholefield123]

Charlie Bell mini zulu etched A2 ... love this knife! Whoop!!

Stunning knife love those covers

 

[Hammer67]

Charlie Bell mini zulu etched A2 ... love this knife! Whoop!!

 

[Modoc ED]

After having posted in the Buck 111 inquiry thread, I've pocketed this Buck 055.

 

[Scholefield123]

One of my favourite BF Knives , love
Them all but this one stands out

 

[afishhunter]

No picture possible today.
SAK Evo Grip 14 + SAK Mini Champ + Leatherman Charge+TTI, plus Toferner Celtic Pocket Knife as a neck knife, and a UN-X-LD 828318 Dixie Stockman.

 

[WValtakis]

 

[TXGatorbait]

Quality Lambsfoot and Jack combo

Thanks, Jack. They handled all my chores dutifully

 

[SteveC]

Two for Tuesday, Cammies that is

 

[Fonedork]

 

[JonMcD]

These two were put into fidget service today at the office.

 

[ephsea]

The 25 is officially my favorite folding knife pattern. I know I said the last 25 was perhaps my favorite, but now it's this one . The Wharncliffe blade is great in a tiny knife like this!

 

[GAcheezhead]

Hope the weather is nicer wherever you are. At least this rain will clear out a bit of the pollen here. Happy Tuesday, all!

 

[Travman]

 

[Old Engineer]

Two TEWs Tuesday again : Had these TEWs , with Ramshorn covers, in my pocket to go into town to get my Ears Lowered this morning .


Then switched out to these to get some small jobs done this afternoon
Two old workhorse TEWs


Harry

 

[Un-Chained]

Thanks Gus - happy to have this one. Nice red and blue combo today for you, a little different from your usuals !

Thank you kindly Rob spice of life and all !!
I’ll try and remember that “913” model… just in case

It took a bit for our schedules to align but it was worth the wait. Fun meeting up with someone else from the Forum.

That new Wiseman of yours is nice

Makes it even more worthwhile Bart and what a sweet brown-bone there today
Thank you kindly as well… it sure is a charmer


Twosday’s carry ??
Some sparkly hot-dog, for the sunshine


A great one to All

 

[JJ Cahill]

Pity the box! Those two bad boys are sure to get the job done my friend, and in considerable style

Like a hot knife through butter, thank you very kindly, Jack!!!

That was my subtle April Fool's joke Mr P, went down like a lead balloon!

I thought the steel wool and the lack of a bolster stamp were very odd, though I didn't add "2 and 2"!

Have a good day everyone Carrying a jsdistin re-built Sheffield Lambsfoot, and a Random Tuesday CSC Balloon Whittler (MOP, rather than lead - didn't think I'd be writing the word 'balloon twice in two posts )

That's a mighty sweet looking Canal Street"balloon" and it's always a treat to view your "custom cover" Lambsfoot; I see a trek in your near future, too!